This is a collection of answers to the most commonly asked questions about CLIFF. If you have a specific question, it is probably answered here. Even if you aren't looking for a specific answer, there are lots of good tips and ideas here...
If you receive an Error Message you do not understand, or CLIFF is not behaving then you should take the following steps to find a solution:
Clearing the cache in your web browser will sometimes clear problems that are caused by files that have been corrupted during the downloaded. It will also establish a fresh connection to the CLIFF server.
Please use our technical support page to report problems.
FAQ's for Logs
If you get the following message

then you have attempted to upload an attachment that is larger than CLIFF will accept. CLIFF restricts the size of attachment for security reasons.
If the Log fields are not-enterable as shown in the following image, the Log is read-only.

Logs may be read-only for a number of reasons:
FAQs for Referrals
If the Referral fields are not-enterable as shown in the following image, the Referral is read-only.

Referrals may be read-only for a number of reasons:
CLIFF provides many ways and options to search for your data. In addition to the following Frequently Asked Questions, you should also review the Searching portion of the User Guide.
If you are logging correspondence with the author as 'UNKNOWN', or something similar, for correspondence that has no author, the Duplicate Search function may become annoying. You may temporarily disable the duplicate checking while entering the Logs, or possibly better, identify which authors for whom no duplicate checking should be performed.
The Batch Search list only contains open batches. When a batch is closed, it is automatically removed from the Batch table. In order to determine what your closed batches are in the database you must perform a search.
in the CLIFF Toolbar.

See Searching Batches for more information.
There are many options for administrating your CLIFF application, as extensively documented in the section on Administrating CLIFF. This section provides answers to questions that are not always obvious when reading the user guide.
There are times when you want everybody to log out of CLIFF. To do this, use the Force Logout event in the Events function of CLIFF.